How Do You Spell UNSEALED?

Pronunciation: [ʌnsˈiːld] (IPA)

The word "unsealed" is spelled with the prefix "un-" which means "not" and the root word "sealed", meaning "closed off tightly". The ending "-ed" is added to indicate that the verb is in past tense. The IPA phonetic transcription of "unsealed" is [ʌnˈsiːld]. The first syllable "un" is pronounced with the short "u" sound and the second syllable "sealed" is pronounced with a long "e" sound followed by the "ld" sound. This word is commonly used to describe packages or envelopes that have had their seals broken.

UNSEALED Meaning and Definition

1. The term "unsealed" refers to the condition of something that lacks an intact or airtight seal. It implies that a container, envelope, or other form of enclosure has been opened or tampered with, thus losing its original state of being completely sealed. The unsealed state entails a breach of any physical barrier, closure, or obstruction that was initially in place to protect the contents within.

   In the context of containers, when an item or substance is unsealed, it indicates that the lid, cap, or other means of closure has been removed or compromised, rendering the interior accessible and vulnerable to external elements, such as air, moisture, or contaminants. This can have implications for various types of products, from food and beverages to cosmetics and pharmaceuticals, where the unsealed condition may raise concerns about freshness, safety, or potential contamination.

   Similarly, in legal or official contexts, the term "unsealed" refers to the status of a document or record that was previously closed or classified, but has now been made accessible for public inspection or dissemination. This may be the result of a court order, a decision by the relevant authority, or the expiration of a specified period of time. Once unsealed, the document is no longer restricted or confidential, becoming available for scrutiny or use by anyone with the appropriate authorization or legal basis.

   In summary, "unsealed" denotes the absence or disruption of a seal, closure, or confidentiality, whether in physical or legal terms, indicating that something has been opened, accessed, or made available to others.

2. Opened by breaking the seal; having no seal.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for UNSEALED

• consealed
• unskiled
• unsetted
• unleased
• unsovled
• unseathed
• uneased
• unsetled
• unpeeled
• unvealed
• instaled
• unstalled
• unsilled
• undesealed
• untelled
• unasealed
• unseled
• unsealled
• unseared
• unsheaved
• unspled
• unselled
• unsheled
• unshelled
• unsteaded
• Ungoaled
• ungeaced
• Unreaned
• unseaered
• unsearede
• unspeakled
• Unfeaced
• unsecased
• unesetled
• Unsleaked
• unveald
• unsweled
• Unvealied
• Ungaaled
• Unsweaed
• Unapealed
• UNSEACAP
• Unstealed
• Unstealled
• Unreafled
• unsyled
• Unseele
• Unweabled
• unshealled
• Unrealez
• unsealle
• uneawed
• inseaded
• Unserley
• unfeaked
• Unrealeld
• unseabel
• unfealed
• onseled
• uneseiled
• unasealld
• Unseched
• unsedled
• Unpealld
• unsefley
• Upseaped

Etymology of UNSEALED

The word "unsealed" is formed by combining the prefix "un-" which means "not" or "opposite of", and the verb "seal". The root word "seal" originates from the Old English word "sǣlan" meaning "to attach or seal". This term was derived from the Latin word "sigillum" which translates to "a seal" or "a small figure or image". Therefore, "unsealed" essentially means "not sealed" or "opened".

Similar spelling words for UNSEALED

• unequally,
• unexcelled,
• ungual,
• unsalted,
• unsalaried,
• unequalised,
• unsaleable,
• unqualified,
• unsoiled,
• unequaled,
• unequalled,
• unclean,
• unsalable,
• unclear,
• unseal,
• unusual,
• unselected,
• unqualiied,
• unequalized,
• unusually,
• unscalable,
• unsalty,
• uncleared,
• unskilled,
• unequal,
• unwisely,
• uncoiled,
• uncial,
• unequal to.

Conjugate verb Unsealed

CONDITIONAL

I would unseal

we would unseal

you would unseal

he/she/it would unseal

they would unseal

FUTURE

I will unseal

we will unseal

you will unseal

he/she/it will unseal

they will unseal

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have unsealed

we will have unsealed

you will have unsealed

he/she/it will have unsealed

they will have unsealed

PAST

I unsealed

we unsealed

you unsealed

he/she/it unsealed

they unsealed

PAST PERFECT

I had unsealed

we had unsealed

you had unsealed

he/she/it had unsealed

they had unsealed

PRESENT

I unseal

we unseal

you unseal

he/she/it unseals

they unseal

PRESENT PERFECT

I have unsealed

we have unsealed

you have unsealed

he/she/it has unsealed

they have unsealed

I am unsealing

we are unsealing

you are unsealing

he/she/it is unsealing

they are unsealing

I was unsealing

we were unsealing

you were unsealing

he/she/it was unsealing

they were unsealing

I will be unsealing

we will be unsealing

you will be unsealing

he/she/it will be unsealing

they will be unsealing

I have been unsealing

we have been unsealing

you have been unsealing

he/she/it has been unsealing

they have been unsealing

I had been unsealing

we had been unsealing

you had been unsealing

he/she/it had been unsealing

they had been unsealing

I will have been unsealing

we will have been unsealing

you will have been unsealing

he/she/it will have been unsealing

they will have been unsealing

I would have unsealed

we would have unsealed

you would have unsealed

he/she/it would have unsealed

they would have unsealed

I would be unsealing

we would be unsealing

you would be unsealing

he/she/it would be unsealing

they would be unsealing

I would have been unsealing

we would have been unsealing

you would have been unsealing

he/she/it would have been unsealing

they would have been unsealing